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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1914)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1914 i 1 LA OfiANDE EVENING OBSERVER AUEFIV Ilratrt vn n 7 nn Is Your Last Chance to See With Its Trainee and Man Monkey,theW6nder Adm. 10c The best Act that ever come to La Grande 08jj$??$?$,5, LOCAL BREVITIES. ' Ben Basett, Prop. I X L Store will give a sack of Sea Foam Flour FREE if you will pay him ?1.60 for a pound of 30c coffee. 1-31-tl Fresh fish served deliciously and all styles each Friday at Utahna Grill, Depot street. Let me build you a home. I have a few choice lots and will build you a home for $500. down, balance monthly installments, equal to rent. Kohl, the contractor. Phone Main 724. r ' 1-29-tf i MONEY TO LOAN. On improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. La Grande Investment company, Foley Oscar Jackson of the Snodgrass Grocery, by mistake on the phone, sent a lady a sack of Cream flour in place of a can of cream. She didn't care, she kept it. i-31-tl The Evening Observer on sale at Newlin's Book Store. All kind of fancy and plain sewing done promptly. . Mrs. L. Castle, Phone black 1591. Prices very reas onable. Ad. l-6tf. Mrs. Graham, wife of Dr. Graham, has opened a vocal studio at their home, 2014 First St. 1-24, 6t, p. The Evening Opserver on sale at Newlin's Book Store. ! i Mrs. "; Housewife Why not add a little variety to your good home meals by in cluding a batch of Home-made Bread.; It is not difficult to make if you use the best home-made flour. La Grande Milling o(Vs. BLUE STEM $1.40 a Sack o Pattison Bros. Grocery When you buy home made flour you don't buy any freight. Save the freight money and buy more flour, and you won't have to buy many sacks until the saving gets you a sack free. It's so easy, if you knew what the freight on long hauls is look it up. 1-30, 2t. mi el THE CIGAR FOR THE MAN WHO GUARDS HIS HEALTH Start and end the day with MURIEL the cigar with the fine fragrance of the full Ha vana without the full Havana's heavynesB, No cluttered tongue or filed nerves when you smoke MURIEL. 2 for 25c and 10c Straight. Get an introduction today to MURIEL. The Mild Havana Blend Sold by All Dealers. CIGARS CONFECTIONERY The Club Bowling - Billiards Dislachio Nuts Wanted! EXTRA TEAMS AND WAGONS. Must be equipped to haul 2 tons of our $7.50 per to COAL. Apply at ee. Eastern Oregon Produce Co Cor. Graeaweod and Jefferson. Phone Main 709. When a woman calls Bert Pattison on the phone, to send her something good for Sunday dinner, he always sends her a sack of Royal Patent flour, 1.30. Its the first thing he thinks of. 1-31-tl El Tino, the. much talked of and best thought of cigar on the market. Some smoke for 5c All dealers. M7tf. RITTER, The photographer in your town. 1-1-tf. Mose Elledge, the feed man, will give a sack of Blue Stem flour FREE with a bale of hay, providing he gets plenty of money for his hay. 1-31-tl We have the best Ine of stock and poultry supplies in this region. Now is the time to uso these goods with profit. Newlin Drug Co. l-12tf. Winston Churchill's latest book, "Inside the Cup," will be reviewed in an address on the subject "Is the Criticism of Religion Just," at the Methodist church tomorrow evening. With each tooth brush wo arc giv ing a sanitary glass holder . New lin Drug Co. Harvey house coffee Utahna grill. Special anthem and . pipe organ music in connection with the address on Churchill's book, "Inside the Cup," at the Methodist church tomorrow evening. Modern Brotherhood of America. Rosebud Lodge No. 1413, meets 2nd and 4th Friday nights each month at Moose hall. Visiting members in vited to attend. Lillie Kimmell, Sec. 1-19, 6t. Mr. Ellsworth Ellis, vocal instructor and dramatic director announces his services to the public. Special at tention given to tone-production and expressions. Phone Red 3772. 1-27-tf A lady rushed into the Union Co. Co-op. store and asked Mr. Bunting for a peck of apples. He wished to know what kind, Sea Foam or Blue Stem, he was out of apples and made her take flour. You can't go wrong on good flour. 1-31-tl New head treatment positively great Johnson's barber shop in The Club. 2t Sidney Lyle, the well known piano tuner, is in towa. Orders left at this office will receive prompt attention. l-14tf. Ed. Moon of South La Grande, who has been ill for some time is able to be out again. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Montgomery sick with the measles for several weeks is on the convales cent list. Mr. Webb, from near Weiser, Idaho, has sold his 160-acre ranch with farm machinery and will remove to Union county at once, and make his future home here, thinking this county far ahead of other localities which he has visited. The sale was affected by the Tuckey & Jester Real Estate Co. " PERSONALS. ' $,$ $$$-.S)vte'- Lizzie Wells a high school pupil, left this morning for Imbler where she will spend the week end with her parents. " Father T. J. Murphy of Wallowa, returned to that place this morning after transacting business in La Grande. E. H. Becker, of Summerville, was, in the city yesterday and this morn ing on business. He returned today. A. L. Olson, readmaster of the O. W., who succeeded Mr. O'Connell, left this morning for Joseph on company business. He will return tonight. John Landman, of Summerville, was among the passengers to that place today after transacting business in the county seat. Mrs. O. S. Allen and her sister Mrs. I. Jones, left this morning for Summerville where they will be the guests of their daughter and niece Mrs. Woodel for some time. Mrs. P. S. Robinson and sons, John and Frank, left today for Imbler where they will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Huron for an in termediate time. C. W. Thompson, of Spokane, who has been the guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. D. Farrar of this city, left for home totday. James Slater and wife, of Shelton, Nebraska, arrived ths morning to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Preston of La Grande. Mr. Preston and Mrs. Preston are brother and sister. From here they will go to Portland for an indefinite stay. Courteous competent ' and skilled treatment at Johnson's barber shop in The Club. Play pool or bowl while you wait. 2t The Grand Union Tea Co., 402 N. Fir St., Harm Bldg., Phone Red 1831. l-12,tf. Mrs. J. M. Ross and daughter, Nina, left this morning after a delightful visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright, of this city. They have recently removed from Baker to Pen dleton where Mr. Ross in engaged in the automobile business. Miss Zoe Bragg left this morning for Monmouth, Oregon, where she will complete her normal course. Miss Bragg was compelled to discontinue her studies owing to illness and would have been graduated in February, but for this. She will now complete her course in June and receive her teach er's diploma. Mrs. W. A. Wade, wife of Conduct or Wade, left this noon for North Powder where she will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. Jane Wilson, for a few days. t Miss Hazel McMillan, nurse of the Grande Ronde hospital, left this noon for Union to nurse a patient. ' Mrs. Cora Busick, of Union, was in the county seat this morning between trains.' . Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Shaw of Alicel, left this noon for Telocaset to visit with their son, Ed, and. family, for a couple of days. . - Mrs. Susan Burnett, of La Grande, left this noon to be the guest of her son, O. F. Burnett, at Union, for a number of days. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bickford, of North Powder, left this noon after a pleasant visit at the homes of R. H. Davis and B. Bickford, of La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. A. Werner, of Weiser, returned to that place after making a trip of investigation and inspection to La Grande. . Mrs. Ernest Moore of Hot Lake, returned from Hot Lake today after a week's sojurn at the famous health resort. Mrs. J. A. McCarthy, of La Grande, left today for Baker jhere she will visit her neice Mrs. Etta Trueadale West, who is -seriously ill with ty phoid fever. Mrs. G. M. Richey has returned from St. Joe,. Mo., where she has spent several months. She was called ' east by the fatal illness of her mther Mrs. Littlehale, a former resident of La Grande. Mrs. Littlehale died last, month. Mission Closes Tomorrow. The mission in the Island City ML. E. church will close tomorrow night. The exercises were to have closed some time ago, but they were sched uled for a few additional days. Any time any whiskey tastes so rough and strong it makes you shake your head and say "bur-r" let it alone. Never put anything into your stomach your palate rejects. That's why nature gave you a palate. Try the new Cyrus Noble the numbered bottle "the soul ,pf the grain." . (' W. J. Van Schuy ver & Co., General Agents MORGAN'S 10-25c Store 500 Pieces New Sheet Music, each 10c Large Line Enam eled Ware, choice 10c
